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John Grisham’s novels usually involve legal thrillers, and the attorneys who star in them are usually heroes. They are out for justice and righting wrongs. In his latest novel, “The Widow,” Grisham presents an attorney who is neither hero nor fighter for justice.

Simon Latch is, as are many lawyers, just trying to get by. He works in a small Virginia town, ...


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In “How Simi Got Her Groom Back,” author Sonali Dev uses a cute and clever title to draw us in and make this novel appear to be a delicious romcom. And it is a romcom, but like many wonderfully written novels in that genre, it’s so much more than “just” a romantic comedy. While we read about Simi and her sister Rupi, we are reading about their really tragic childhood, th...


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Kate White’s newest thriller, “I Came Back for You,” is truly an edge-of-your-seat mystery because she keeps the lid on tight over the killing that is at the center of the story. Bree Winter lives in Uruguay with her partner Sebastian on a chacra, an idyllic farm, nestled near the ocean. But in spite of her happiness with Sebastian, she’s kept a part of her past...


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“The Royal Heir” is a delightful piece of fiction that is loosely based on the very real royal family in England. Rebecca Armitage is a seasoned royal journalist, so her depictions of this alternate royal family ring not-so-alternate in many regards. The main character is Lexi, otherwise known as HRH Princess Alexandrina.

Because she’s the “spare” and her t...


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Well-written historical fiction immerses us into the past as surely as a movie might pictorially show us a scene. In “The Fourth Princess,” author Janie Chang takes us to China in 1911, and we learn about the Boxer Rebellion and the endangered Imperial dynasty. The action is set in Shanghai, and the story is cleverly told through two points of view. Liu Lisan (first name...


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